Saskatoon StarPhoenix - 2018-09-01

• PHOTO CONTEST
• PIPELINE FALLOUT
• CITY FACES $1.1M SHORTFALL
• CLASSIC MEMORIES
• NAFTA TALKS GRIND TO HALT
• Marketing ‘plant-based’ over ‘vegan’
• Swale Watchers worried about speeding
• Writer looks at life before, after slavery
• No raises for SLGA staff, but stores will stay public
• RCMP to resume search for missing boy
• RCMP divers will wait until winter in bid to reach plane on lake bottom
• Summer reporting job a great learning experience
• Woods’s former lawyer says client admitted to killing wife: affidavit
• Business owner fined after friend killed on the job
• ‘X’ on EI form ‘encouragin­g’ to non-binary community
• Board dismisses request for injunction over Legal Aid changes
• Pipeline ruling shows era of compromise over
• Court decision a key recognitio­n of treaty rights
• Sask. not reducing greenhouse gases
• Police watchdog probes fatal shooting in Calgary
• Trudeau Liberals crash to earth
• CHAPTER 19, THE MECHANISM TO HANDLE TRADE DISPUTES THAT CANADA REFUSES TO GIVE UP IN NAFTA NEGOTIATIO­NS, HAS BENEFITED AMERICAN EXPORTERS AS MUCH OR MORE THAN CANADIANS.
• COUPLE ORDERED TO GIVE HOMELESS MAN MONEY RAISED IN HIS NAME.
• U.S. TO CUT FUNDING FOR PALESTINIA­N REFUGEES.
• Leaving climate change plan a ‘strong statement’
• Trudeau firm on pipeline, climate
• Your Daily Horoscope
• Your Daily Horoscope
• RIDERS MUST SERVE NOTICE THEY’RE READY TO DOMINATE
• Gulf between Donaldson, Jays too wide to bridge
• HANIFIN SIGNING COULD OPEN DOOR FOR MORE DEALS
• Friendly rivals ready to face off
• Aggressive Stamps won’t let up in fourth quarter
• Shapovalov eliminated in epic duel at U.S. Open
• SINCLAIR GIVING TOMORROW’S STARS REASON TO DREAM
• Trans Mountain pipeline could be delayed for years, experts say
• What’s in a new NAFTA? Think technology, not cars
• Does Canada need rules to quash misleading telecom sales tactics?
• ‘This is historic:’ Deal reached on broken rail line to Churchill
• ROAD TO ONTARIO’S FISCAL HEALTH RUNS THROUGH PUBLIC SECTOR
• Newlywed ditches pal
• ‘THOSE RELICS BELONG AT HOME’
• Author Esi Edugyan on her new book
• MIND-ALTERING BREAST MILK?
• Golden age
• Keep cats inside and save a bird
• Burning Man meets #MeToo
• SCHOOL FRIENDS BUILD BRIDGE CITY CLOTHING
• GALLERIES
• HITTING A WALL?
• FIRE & ICE
• Small sailing cruises offer big surprises
• THE CORN MAZE MISSION
• P A R I S H NOTES
• FARMHOUSE CHIC
• DON’T BREAK THE CODE
• Poll probes home habits
• A KITCHEN TRANSFORME­D
• SAVING MONEY WHEN YOU MOVE
• MAKE SCONCES PART OF THE PLAN
• IT’S NOT A REAL ROSE, BUT WELL WORTH GROWING
• STUBBORN DARK STAIN STUCK ON WHITE DENIM
• TO THE POINT
• What does Labour Day mean to you?
• Every Canadian deserves equal access to the prescripti­on drugs they need: CLC
• “I Shop Canada” movement gains support across country
• RISE OF THE ROBOTS
• Saskatchew­an safety alliance creates unique youth training program

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